Hi Guys,
We have a Fortigate firewall which are connected to two different LAN core switches via one physical link but using 2 logical links. The customer needs the logical link to be tracked in order if one goes down , the other one will be able to support it. However, the problem is when I provided them with Death Gateway Detection configs, they told me that it won’t work since there is only one physical link as it will bring down that particular link.
I need a solution to make the SLA tracking work using one physical link but 2 logical connections.
Is this possible to be done on the Fortigate firewall?
Please take note that this is a similar function like IP SLA tracking on Cisco devices.
Thank you.
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I need a solution to make the SLA tracking work using one physical link but 2 logical connections. Is this possible to be done on the Fortigate firewall?
Can you post a topology drawing and the cfg you sent to your client?. It's confusing as to how your wrote this, so I 'm not quite understanding your scenario. Also does the L3 address resides on the logical and physical interfaces for the next-hop?
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